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Newspaper
Elyria Reporter
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 11, 1902
Page
4
The article extols careful food choice and preparation to protect the stomach and health. It highlights wheat processing to improve digestion, promotes Malt-Nut as pre digested food with rich nutrition, and claims one pound contains food elements equal to four pounds of beef. It touts Malt Nut as quick ready to serve with milk or cream.
An advertisement extols Malt-Nat from American Pure Food Company as a powerful baby and invalid food. It claims the product provides four times the nutrients of beef, is made from malted grains, digestible, and quick to prepare in three minutes with milk or cream.
By mutual consent the firm of Andress and Nicholl has been dissolved. The business will continue at 542 West Broad Street with a larger stock of vehicles harness horse goods and all related items. Call when in need and we will do our best to please you.
Dr Emily B Ryder discusses Indian women and Parsee influence with New York Times insights. She notes Parsee education, unveiled public presence, and contrasts Hindu and Muslim women. The piece blends travel anecdote with social commentary and includes other quotes on Parsee weddings and Ceylon progress.
The article surveys royal slumber patterns from William II to Italy’s king, noting bed types and routines. Emperor William uses a regulation camp bed and rises early. Queen Victoria slept late yet rose early with a reader’s aid. The Russian czar suffers insomnia and uses chloral, while Queen Wilhelmina keeps a monumental bed and strolls the park after waking. Leopold III favors simple gear, and Italy’s king sleeps on a hard bed without pillows. It also mentions Rome’s hidden passage between the Apostolic Palace and St. Angela castle, slated for restoration after vast historical changes.
Scientists reject the idea of separate foods for brain and muscles asserting a balanced diet nourishes all parts. Indigestion ruins nutrition, so regular use of Green's August Flowery aids digestion and liver function, boosts blood and vigor. Available at H. J. Eady's with Green's Special Almanac.
All accounts due the firm of Allen and Co. are payable to F M White, trustee, at No. 125 Court St. A prompt settlement will greatly oblige. 11516
A letter from J. J. Vaughn requests backing from Lorain County Republicans for nomination to the county clerk post at the upcoming convention. The note is concise and marks Vaughn’s campaign solicitation.
A candidate announces intent to seek the Republican nomination for probate judge at the upcoming county convention. The speaker respectfully asks Lorain County Republicans for their support, naming Clayton Chapman.
An 19th century testimonial describes Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription easing childbirth pains and restoring health for mothers. It claims cures for womanly diseases, plus Pleasant Pellets improving complexion and breath, with Mrs. Orrin Stiles of Wisconsin praising rapid recovery after a July birth.
Weekly weekday service at 2 35 p m runs sleeping and dining cars Cleveland to Jacksonville and St Augustine without change Tickets available at Collyers 116 Euclid Ave Probate Judge candidate A Z Tillotson announces countywide bid subject to Republican convention decision
The notice promotes lower homeseeker fares on Nickel Plate routes to Minnesota, Iowa, Colorado, South Dakota, Arizona, and western, northwestern, and southwestern Texan areas with liberal return limits. Inquiries directed to nearest ticket agent or O Asterlin. Also a political notice for probate judge by E H Hinman urging Republican support.
Ad copy notes a booming demand for workers in the new century. Mentions Dr King’s New Life Pills for various stomach and liver ailments. Promotes at Henry J. Eady’s Drug Store and warning about unclaimed pictures after sixty days from Eldred and Co. Robbery prevention item Kid-Ne-Ojids advertised with a health claim and guarantee.
An ad and review fragment extols California Illustrated Copy of the illustrated monthly from Chicago 400. It praises tinted half ton es and quality letterpress, noting free delivery or two cent postage from A F Cleveland in Cleveland Ohio. Also includes a retail plug for Dr Boschee’s German Syrup and Green’s remedies via H J Eady and Roe & Ane.
Schedule in effect November 17 1901 shows southbound and northbound timings for the Cleveland Lorain and Wheeling Railway with electric cars operating daily between Bridgeport and Wheeling. locations listed include Canal Dover Canal Wattom Magailion and Martin's Ferry with G P Carrel as general passenger agent for Cleveland Ohio.
The Cleveland Elyria and Western Railway schedules rail service from Public Square Cleveland to Elyria Oberlin Wellington and other points. Frequent hourly departures start 6:00 a.m. with evening runs to 11:40 p.m. plus special theatre and excursion trains. Direct connections link to North Amherst Lorain Lin dale Paritus Springs and other divisions.
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